When the world turned upside down in March 2020, Irish singer-songwriter Ryan Mack decided to retreat to his bedroom and do what he knew best, write songs. Slowly teasing those songs online that decision turned out to be a great one and two years later he now has over 120 million Spotify streams.

From a bedroom in Newbridge to sold out stages across the world, it has been quite the journey for the young songwriter. His first success was a co-write with TikTok star, long-time friend and collaborator, Robert Grace. Their song Fake Fine that Robert released was without doubt the Irish breakthrough pop hit of 2020. ‘Fake Fine’, a top 10 hit at radio in their native Ireland also topped the domestic Spotify viral chart and similarly the number 1 spot on Shazam.

Solo success would quickly follow for Ryan. His viral hit "Broke", the song that started it all for him, got over 1 million streams in less than two months and radio plays across the world. Word spread and with globally renowned artists like Charlie Puth, Megan Trainor and Andy Grammer showering him with praise online it wasn’t long before he was even getting tipped by digital authority Taylor Lorenz of the The New York Times.

Ryan’s audience ballooned and he now has over 2.5 million fans from all across the world. He hosted a Zoom event which saw people join from every corner of the globe, India to Ireland, America to Australia and everywhere in between.  He closed out 2021 releasing ‘Guess That’s Love’ and ‘Sad F***’ before dropping ‘Only Human’, Ryan’s next big global hit in early 2022. A massively popular song it again saw Ryan feature on BBC Radio 1’s, Best New Popas well as global new music website Ones ToWatch and get his own episode with Travis Millson Apple Music.